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Sac
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by Sac »
discogs.com are awesome.
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MrBumgear
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by MrBumgear »
Um, OK.
You don't hear me not complaining
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glades
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by glades »
i think most people who use discogs are huge electronic heads
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by Fredd-E »
Very nice!
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Mexicola
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by Mexicola »
Spend way too much time, and waaaaaaaay too much £$£ on Discogs.
Slow down...
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deadfly
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by deadfly »
I think this comment from Discogs confirms it:
Discogs @Erik, we'd like it better if there was a new album by BoC on that page.
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Aesthetics
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by Aesthetics »
glades wrote:i think most people who use discogs are huge electronic heads
Wasn't it initially setup for the Electronic genre?
Life is a Frequency
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Moebius
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by Moebius »
Aesthetics wrote:glades wrote:i think most people who use discogs are huge electronic heads
Wasn't it initially setup for the Electronic genre?
Yep, it was. For a long time you couldn't add anything that wasn't electronic, it would be removed.
